Slice off

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verb

To cut a piece from a whole by using a sharp object like a knife.

She sliced off a piece of bread to make a sandwich.
Visual representation of "slice off" - To cut a piece from a whole by using a sharp object like a knife.

Often appears as...

  • slice off a piece
  • slice off a chunk
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Physical Action

Used when someone physically cuts something with a motion similar to slicing.

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The chef sliced off the fish's fins before cooking.
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Precision Needed

Implies the need for accuracy, often used for cutting items with precision.

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He carefully sliced off a thin piece of the cucumber for the salad.
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Deliberate Removal

Indicates intentional removal of a part from the whole, not by accident.

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She sliced off the moldy part of the cheese before eating it.
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